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Research on how horses show positive emotions

AN investigation into how racehorses express positive emotions during interaction with humans should help people understand more about equine feelings - and potentially improve welfare and performance.

Researchers from Hartpury University will work with those from Charles Sturt University, Australia, and Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT) in New Zealand

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